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Borrago #47 Paloma Blend
£19.95 More info & buy With no calories, no alcohol and no sugar you would be forgiven for expecting a bland non-descript drink. But thankfully you'd be very wrong indeed. Somehow, magic we suspect, Borrago delivers layers of spice, citrus and smoky peppery notes. You can enjoy this interesting drink without guilt and wake up the next day feeling fresh and without a fuzzy head. One small piece of advice, pour sparingly - 20cl for a glass is adequate such is the intensity of flavour. Bravo to the team at Borrago! -
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Waddesdon’s No.1 Botanical Gin
£39.95£34.95 More info & buy Waddesdon Estate possesses a multitude of botanicals, fruits, and vegetables that inspire the culinary mind - considering this, coupled the fact a Gin revolution is in full swing, we though why not create our own unique distilled gin? From May to August we collected elderflower, cucumber and thyme from several parcels across the estate. This unique blend of botanicals were preserved, and then extracted by Foxdenton estate ready for distillation and bottling in early October. This wonderful gin offers a freshness and depth, with the individual characters derived from each botanical clearly evident on the palate. We advise you serve a double measure poured directly over fresh ice cubes, then top up with good quality tonic, preferably elderflower. Serve with a squeeze of lime or slice of cucumber. -
The Baroness Chocoholic Gift Box
£17.50 More info & buy The Destailleur Waddesdon Chocolate design: Inspired by the châteaux of the Valois, Baron Ferdinand employed Gabriel-Hippolyte Destailleur to build him his own French-style country house, with towers and external staircases such as he had seen while in Touraine. An early drawing of this features on this range. -
Housekeeper’s Rhubarb Gin
£28.95 More info & buy This delicious Rhubarb Gin starts fairly sweet with a voluptuous palate then in cuts a warming wave of alcohol which tapers the sweetness, leading to a rich intense finish. This versatile Gin can be served neat and cold. Although we feel it is best served with ginger beer; pour a double measure over ice, top up with ginger beer and add a squeeze of lime for the ultimate summer drink. Alternatively you can top up a single measure with prosecco. -
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Almanac Glasses Case
£9.95£2.97 More info & buy Waddesdon's house exhibition, 2017 is Glorious Years, a celebration of the power of the printed image before photography. An exhibition of rare calendars, published in Paris in the 17th and 18th centuries, from their golden period under Louis XIV, through to the Revolution, when time itself was re-invented, with new ways of illustrating and naming the days and years. Designed to inform and delight the public, these rare prints can be enjoyed as works of art and as important historical documents, revealing much about the social, political and artistic world of the Old Regime. -
Mimi My Reward Chart
£7.95 More info & buy Mimi is a Rothschild Mynah (Leucopsar rothschildi), discovered in Bali in 1911 by avian expert Dr Erwin Stresemann. He named it after his friend, the naturalist Walter Rothschild, who founded his own museum of natural history at Tring, which is still open to the public. Rothschild Mynahs are critically endangered (there are more giant pandas in the wild), but conservation projects, like the one run at Waddesdon Aviary, help to preserve this rare and beautiful bird. -
Botanical Print Memo Block
£9.95 More info & buy Leather wallcoverings were produced principally in the Low Countries from the late 16th century onwards, copying an Islamic tradition with origins in Moorish Spain. Richly decorated, the leather is stamped to create designs, dyed and then gilded. The design used on this range has been adapted from the leather wallcovering in the Bachelors’ Wing. -
Botanical Print Pen Pot Hexagonal
£9.95 More info & buy Leather wallcoverings were produced principally in the Low Countries from the late 16th century onwards, copying an Islamic tradition with origins in Moorish Spain. Richly decorated, the leather is stamped to create designs, dyed and then gilded. The design used on this range has been adapted from the leather wallcovering in the Bachelors’ Wing. -
Gold Leather Bookmark
£3.75 More info & buy Leather wallcoverings were produced principally in the Low Countries from the late 16th century onwards, copying an Islamic tradition with origins in Moorish Spain. Richly decorated, the leather is stamped to create designs, dyed and then gilded. The design used on this range has been adapted from the leather wallcovering in the Bachelors' Wing.
